Build Salesforce Multi-Framework apps with Angular, now supported in addition to React, and manage them alongside your Lightning apps in App Manager. Package and distribute your apps with second-generation managed packaging (2GP), and access more platform capabilities with the Data SDK. Use Content MCP servers to work with Salesforce CMS content, and apply custom brands to your React apps with the Brand Toolkit. And generate actionable performance insights for your most-used Multi-Framework apps using Multi-Framework Insights (Beta).
- Build Multi-Framework Apps with Angular
Angular joins React as a supported frontend framework for Salesforce Multi-Framework. Build web apps with Angular and the standard Angular CLI, and run them directly on the Salesforce Platform with access to Salesforce data, security, and governance. As with React, you can build internal-facing apps for employees and external-facing apps for customers and partners. - Manage Your Multi-Framework Apps More Easily
Manage your Multi-Framework apps alongside your other Lightning apps in App Manager in Setup. Create an app using Builder Central or Agentforce Vibes, and view the details of apps you've already deployed. - Package and Distribute Your Multi-Framework Apps with 2GP
Whether it’s for your own org or you’re a consulting partner or ISV, now you can package, distribute, and install Multi-Framework apps using second-generation packaging (2GP). Choose unlocked packages for apps that you want to keep editable, or use managed packages to distribute locked, namespaced internal apps through AppExchange. - Access More Platform Capabilities with the Data SDK
Improve developer efficiency by creating your own reusable code with extensions or use the label extension to retrieve custom labels. Attach per-request headers to your GraphQL calls, localize your app using the i18n module, and manage the host UI from your app. - Analyze Multi-Framework App Performance in Scale Center (Beta)
Generate the Multi-Framework Insights (Beta) dashboard to review key performance metrics for your most-used Multi-Framework apps. The dashboard displays up to ten apps with the most total page views over the last seven days. For each app, you can drill down within the dashboard to see more detailed metrics. - Access and Add Salesforce CMS Content to Multi-Framework Apps with New Content MCP Servers
When you vibe code Multi-Framework apps, Agentforce Vibes can use the Content Read-Only MCP server, now generally available, and the new Content Write MCP server to access and manage Salesforce CMS resources. With these Salesforce Hosted MCP servers and tools, you can agentically access and customize enhanced CMS content and publish that content to your React app. - Apply Custom Brands to React Apps with the Brand Toolkit (Beta)
To apply a brand to your React app, use the new Brand Toolkit in the Live Preview VS Code extension. Get a published, approved Salesforce CMS brand from your org and customize it if you like. Or you can create a new brand based on a public URL or from scratch. Save the brand in your local VS Code project. When you’re satisfied with the brand’s look and feel, apply it to your app with a ready-to-use prompt for Agentforce Vibes. - Embed Your Multi-Framework App as a Microfrontend (Beta)
Surface a deployed Multi-Framework app inside Lightning Experience pages or Experience Cloud site pages as a microfrontend. With Salesforce Microfrontend, Salesforce hosts your app in a secure, sandboxed iframe and gives it a channel to communicate with the surrounding page.